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...will have to improve my strength and speed,” Nowak said. “The guys at the next level can really skate well and in order to succeed I must match their speed and strength...
...Writing recommendations for Lisa was always a perilous task,” Chen said. “One is not certain to succeed in conveying all that she has accomplished in her life thus...
...when the Faculty acknowledged that it didn’t work. In the words of a report from 1949, “preliminary registration is of little use as an indication of enrollment in the Fall since students make extensive changes in their final registration, and does not succeed in making students think seriously about their future programs, being aware of the opportunity to change their minds later.” Here, in one sentence from more than 50 years ago, based on extensive experiential evidence, we have both a definitive dismissal of the justifications for the recent preregistration proposal...
...response to this change in policy, CASV filed a complaint to the U.S. Department of Education alleging that the new rule violated the gender-equity regulations laid out under Title IX. While the complaint itself was not decided in the student’s favor, the move did succeed in forcing Harvard to scale back its evidentiary threshold from “independent corroborating evidence” to “corroborating evidence,” to the current standard of “supporting information” in a series of quiet modifications to the handbook?...
...Faculty vote will usher in whatever change is to occur. Summers will have to go to the mat to wrestle out of wealthy donors the millions necessary to fund major new labs and cross-school collaborations, but the Faculty will need to be behind the initiatives for them to succeed. And while consultants, professional planners and administrators will design the ideal campus, the transition from blueprint to reality will require at least the grudging consent of the faculties that will call it home...